texts: human reason can make it. <mask> blamed the United Nations for the war in the South American country of the same name in 1983 when he spoke to the Conservative Association. <mask> said that it would be difficult to imagine a more cynically wicked or criminally absurd action.With only the UK voting against it, he claimed it was not surprising that Argentina had been threatening the UK for a long time. The UN was aware that no international forum had ruled against British possession of the Islands, but they were grateful to Argentina who wanted to annex them. "We were, and are, the victims of our own insincerity, which is why it was so disgusting for the UK to belong to such a body that engaged in pure spite for spite's sake against the United Kingdom." Over the course of thirty years, we have pretended to respect and awe an organisation which we knew was a monstrous and farcical humbug. ... Most people have happily and self-righteously engaged in humbug for a long time. <mask> expressed his opposition to the Labour Party's pledge to outlaw fox hunting in an article for the Sunday Telegraph.He said that it was logical to ban the eating of live oysters and the boiling of live lobsters. The ceremonial part of fox hunting was antipathetic to the Labour party. <mask> was denounced as "a foreigner and an Anglo-Catholic" by Ian Paisley in the 1983 general election. <mask> gave a speech against nuclear weapons. War is implicit in the human condition, according to <mask>. The "true case against the nuclear weapon is the nightmare unreality and criminal levity of the grounds upon which its acquisition and multiplication are advocated and defended". "Nuclear weapons are our defence of last resort," Thatcher claimed.<mask> said he meant to say that the Soviet Union proved to be so victorious in a war of aggression in Europe as to stand upon the verge of invading these islands. ... As in 1940, the United States was not involved in the contest but that Britain and the Warsaw Pact possessed nuclear weaponry which they do today, which is necessary to the alleged case for our nuclear weapon as the defence of last resort. The Prime Minister is saying that Britain would be saved by her nuclear weapons. I can only say that one must be crazy to think that. If we could destroy 16 Russian cities, she could destroy practically every vestige of life on these islands several times over. 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The theory of nuclear deterrence states that the United States would initiate strategic nuclear exchanges with the Soviet Union if Warsaw Pact forces made significant military gains this side of the Iron Curtain. One must be mad to think of it, that's what one must greet this idea with. That a nation staring ultimate military defeat in the face would choose self-extermination is unbelievable, but that the United States, separated from Europe by the Atlantic Ocean, would regard the loss of the first pawn in the long game as not describable. Enormous economic and financial interests are vested in the continuation and elaboration of nuclear armaments, which is the reason why governments, including in the US, supported nuclear weapons. The nuclear hypothesis provides governments with an excuse for not doing what they have no intention of doing, but for reasons which they find inconvenient to specify.On 2 June, <mask> spoke against the stationing of US cruise missiles in the UK and asserted that the United States had an obsessive sense of mission and a hallucinatory view of international relations. Jeffrey Donaldson was his local agent in 1983. <mask> claimed in 1984 that the Central Intelligence Agency had murdered Earl Mountbatten of Burma and that the assassinations of Airey Neave and Robert Bradford were carried out at the direction of elements in the Government of the United States of America. <mask> stated in 1986 that the INLA had not killed Neave but that "MI6 and their friends" were responsible. Margaret Thatcher dismissed the assertions. In 1985 race riots between the black community and the police broke out in London and in Birmingham, leading <mask> to repeat his warning that ethnic civil conflict would be the ultimate outcome of foreign mass migration into the British Isles. <mask> and Thatcher had a conflict over Thatcher's support for the Anglo-Irish Agreement.On the day it was signed, <mask> asked her in the Commons. The penalty for treachery is to fall into public contempt if she doesn't understand it soon. The Prime Minister found his remarks offensive. Along with other Unionist MPs, <mask> resigned his seat in protest and then narrowly regained it at the ensuing by-election. <mask> was once the youngest university professor in the British Empire, but he was upstaged by Mallon who was a new entrant to the House of Commons. According to Mallon, peace is not an absence of war. It is a disposition for benevolence, confidence, and justice.<mask> objected to Mallon sitting close to him. <mask> claimed that he had misquoted Spinoza. Mallon and the supercilious classics professor went to the library to verify the quote after Mallon insisted he had not. Mallon was found to be correct. Thatcher visited the Soviet Union in 1987 in order to signify a "radical transformation which is in progress in both the foreign policy and the defence policy of the United Kingdom". <mask> claimed in a speech in the Commons that the nuclear hypothesis had been damaged by two events. The first was the Strategic Defense Initiative or "Star Wars": "Star wars raised the terrible prospect that there might be an effective means of neutralising the inter-continental ballistic missile, whereby the two great giants who held what had become to be seen as the balance of terror would contract outAmerica's European allies were brought along to acquiesce in the United States engaging in the rational activity of discovering whether there was any defence against nuclear attack. The first recent event shook the nuclear deterrent with which we had lived these last 30 years. Gorbachev offered to abolish intermediate-range missiles between the Soviet Union and the United States. <mask> said that Thatcher's most significant point was when she said that we must aim at a conventional forces balance. The disappearance of the intermediate range missile revived the old question of the supposed conventional imbalance between the Russian alliance and the North Atlantic Alliance. <mask> claimed that the Russians would not have invaded Western Europe if they had nuclear weapons. It was that fear, that caution, that understanding, that perception on the part of Russia and its leaders that was the real deterrent against Russia committing the utterly irrational and suicidal act of plunging into a third world war in which the Soviet Union would be likely to find itself confronting a combination of the"In the minds of the Russians, the inevitable commitment of the United States in such a war would have come not from the stationing of American marines in Germany, but from the ultimate involvement of the United States," <mask> said. In the context of the use of American bases in Britain to launch an aggressive attack on Libya, it was plausible that we could have refused a demand from the United States. The Prime Minister said it was because we depend on the United States for our liberty and freedom. The American imperative in this country's policies disappears when the nuclear hypothesis is questioned or destroyed. <mask> claimed at the start of the 1987 general election that the Conservatives' prospects were not good. During the final weekend of the election campaign, <mask> gave a speech in London in which he reiterated his opposition to the nuclear hypothesis and advocated a vote for the Labour Party. The impulse to escape from the nightmare of peace was strengthened by Chernobyl.The aspiration can now be rationally, logically andtically seized by the people of the United Kingdom if they will use their votes to do so. The demographic and boundary changes that resulted in more Irish Nationalists in the constituency resulted in <mask> losing his seat in the election. His own campaign for the number of MPs representing Northern Ireland to be increased to the same proportion as the rest of the United Kingdom led to the boundary changes. Both Unionists and Nationalists in the constituency respected <mask>. "For the rest of my life, I will be filled with affection for the Province and its people, and their fortunes will never be out of my heart," <mask> said. Edmund Burke used the words "What shadows we are, what shadows we pursue" as he walked off the platform after receiving a warm reception from the mostly Nationalist audience. <mask> told the reporter that his opponent got more votes than him.He was offered a life peerage, which was considered to be his right as a former cabinet minister, but he declined. Even if he were willing to accept a hereditary peerage, Thatcher was unwilling to court the controversy as he had no male heir. <mask> was critical of the SAS shooting of three IRA members in Gibraltar in March 1988. <mask> claimed in an article for The Guardian on 7 December 1988 that the new Western-friendly foreign policy of Russia under Gorbachev heralded the death and burial of the American empire. The Chancellor of West Germany had decided to visit Moscow to negotiate German reunification, signalling to <mask> that the last gasp of American power in Europe to be replaced by a new balance of power not resting on military force. In an interview for the Sunday People in December 1988, <mask> said the Conservative Party was "rejoining <mask>" on the European Community but repeated his warning of civil war as the consequence of immigration: "I still cannot forsee how a country can be peaceably governed in which the composition of Civil war can only be described as violence on a scale of violence.I don't think there can be any other outcome. It would not be a race war, but about people who revolt against being trapped in a situation where they feel at the mercy of a built-in racial majority. The solution, he said, was repatriation on a large scale and the cost of doing this in welfare payments and pensions was well worth it. He made a programme on his visit to Russia in 1989. He was refused a visa by the Indian high commission in London, which prevented him from doing a programme on India. During his visit to Russia, <mask> went to the graves of 600,000 people who died during the siege of Leningrad and he couldn't believe that people would want to start another war. He went to a veterans' parade and talked with Russian soldiers with the aid of an interpreter.The programme was criticized by those who believed that <mask> had dismissed the Soviet Union's threat to the West since 1945 and that he had been too impressed with Russia's sense of national identity. <mask> said that the UK needed to create an alliance with the Soviet Union because of Germany's effect on the balance of power in Europe. <mask> made many speeches in support of Thatcher's attitude to Europe after Thatcher's speech in September 1988. <mask> called Thatcher the "old virtuoso of the U-turn" when he criticized her speech. He said that the UK should join the European Monetary System because of the Chancellor's policy of printing money. In September 1989 a collection of <mask>'s speeches on Europe was published and it was titled "Enoch Powell on 1992", which was the year that the Single European Act of 1986 came into effect. In a speech at Chatham House for the launch of the book, he advised Thatcher to fight the next general election on a nationalist theme as many Eastern European nations previously under Russian rule were gaining their freedom.At the Conservative Party conference in October, he told a fringe meeting, "I find myself less on the fringe of that party than I have done for 20 years." Thatcher spoke for Britain and gave a lead to Europe when she resisted further European integration at a meeting at Strasbourg in November. Those who lead are always in front. Thatcher said, "I am touched by your words." They give me encouragement. <mask> said that if the Conservatives played the "British card" at the next general election, they could win, adding that the new mood in the UK for "self-determination" had given the newly independent nations of Eastern Europe a "beacon". I will let you know.Either they were aiding and abetting the oppression or they were writhing under it. Britain was alone in 1940. At the next election, the Conservative Party would have to ask, "Do you intend to control the laws which you obey, the taxes you pay and the policies of your government?" Thatcher praised <mask> in an interview with The Daily Telegraph five days after the speech. ... I think it was a tragedy that he left. He is a very good politician.Even though he has said things against me, I say that. <mask> said on the day of the Mid-Staffordshire by-election that the question of who should govern the UK was more important to the people of Mid-Staffordshire than the community charge. "Well, I do not mind someone being dictatorial in defending my own rights and those of my fellow countrymen, and I have lost everything, and for good," Thatcher said. <mask> advocated a vote for the Conservative Party in this election. The Conservative Party lost the seat to the Labour Party due to the community charge. <mask> said that the UK should not go to war because the balance of power in the Middle East had ceased to be a British concern after the end of the British Empire. "Saddam Hussein has a long way to go before his troops come storming up the beaches of Kent or Sussex", said <mask>.He wrote that the world is full of evil men. That doesn't mean we need to round them up or sentence them. What makes the ruler of Iraq so special that he wants us to be his jailers and judges? We have no interest in the existence of Kuwait or in Saudi Arabia being an independent state. I wonder if we didn't shed our arrogance when we lost our power. If Thatcher won the leadership of the Conservative Party, <mask> would rejoin the party, which he had left in February 1974 over the issue of Europe, and would urge the public to support her. He told Norman Tebbit that Thatcher was free to use his name and his support in any way she wanted.<mask> never rejoined the Conservatives after she resigned. "Good news is seldom so good, nor bad news so bad, as at first sight it appears", <mask> wrote the following Sunday. It was foolish of her colleagues to force her out due to the fact that she had adopted a line that would improve her party's popularity. The battle has been lost, but not the war. Outside of the magic circle at the top, a deep opposition has been disclosed in the UK to surrendering to others the right to make our laws, fix our taxes, or decide our policies. The British public is still attached to their tradition of democracy despite years of indifference. 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In 1993, the twenty-fifth anniversary of <mask>'s "Rivers of Blood" speech, <mask> wrote an article for The Times in which he claimed the concentration of immigrant communities in inner cities would lead to "communalism", which would have grave effects on the electoral system. He spoke for Alan Sked of the Anti-Federalist League in May. He lost his deposit at the by-election, polling only 601 votes. At Michael Portillo's 40th birthday party, Thatcher greeted him enthusiastically and asked him, "<mask>, I haven't seen you since your eightieth-birthday dinner."How are you? <mask> said, "I'm eighty-one". <mask>'s opinion of Thatcher had declined after she endorsed John Major at the 1992 general election, which he believed to be a repudiation of her fight against European integration after the Bruges speech. On 16 May 1994, <mask> spoke at the Bruges Group and said Europe had destroyed one Prime Minister and will destroy another Prime Minister, and demanded powers be returned to the European Court of Justice. In June 1994, he wrote an article for the Daily Mail that stated that Britain is waking from the nightmare of being part of the continental bloc, to rediscover that these offshore islands belong to the outside world. He didn't worry about innovations in contemporary society reverting to the normal type of living. The decline won't be permanent.It won't have been irreversible. <mask> said in his book that he believed Jesus Christ was stoned to death by the Jews. He is a great classicist, but theology is not in his field. During one of the coal crises of recent years, <mask> told his friend that he had no objection to supporting the coal industry, either through the restriction of cheap coal imports or subsidy, if it were the country's wish. <mask> endorsed three candidates in the 1990s. The invitations to stand for the party in elections were turned down by him. He said in an interview that the defeat of the Conservatives at the next election would help.It is possible to change one's tune. The party was disorganized. He took part in a debate on Europe at the Cambridge Union and won. In July 1995 there was a leadership election for the Conservative Party, in which Major resigned as leader and stood in the election. <mask> wrote, "He said that he was no longer leader of the majority party in the House of Commons, but he was still the Prime Minister." I don't think anyone can say that without damaging the constitution. It was "tantamount to treating the monarch herself with disrespect and denying the very principle in which our parliamentary democracy is founded" to offer advice to the Queen.<mask> wrote to John Redwood after he was defeated by Major. Those of us who want to keep Britain independent and self-governed will have to be patient. He co-operated in a documentary about his life in 1995 and managed occasional pieces of journalism during the final years of his life. He wrote an article for the Daily Express in 1996 saying that those who consented to the surrender in 1972 will have to think again. It is most unthinkable for politicians to say what has been said. The surrender is not irreversible. Parliament still has the power to get back what was surrendered.We need to tell the other European nations what we mean by being self-governed. He gave his last interview to Matthew d'Ancona in October. He said that he has lived into an age in which his ideas are part of common intuition. An agreement with the EEC is incompatible with normal parliamentary government because of the range of opinion in all classes. ... The nation is back to haunt us. <mask> told his wife that Labour had voted to break up the United Kingdom.He did not rejoin the Conservative Party the next day. <mask> had been hospitalized several times as a result of falls. He asked where his lunch was a few hours after his death. He said that he didn't call that much of a lunch. His last recorded words were these. <mask> died at the King Edward VII's Hospital on February 8, 1998 at the age of 85. His study of John was incomplete.<mask>'s body was dressed in a brigadier's uniform and buried ten days after a family funeral service at St. Margaret's, Westminster and the Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick. <mask> was hailed as a man of prophecy, political sacrifice and a great parliamentarian during his funeral, which was attended by over 1,000 people. Lord Biffen said during the mass that <mask>'s nationalism did not bear the stamp of racial superiority. Margaret Thatcher, the former British Prime Minister, paid tribute to <mask> after his death. He was strong. It was an honor to listen to his speeches. He was a rare person who made a difference and who had a moral compass that led us in the right direction.Tony Benn was one of the mourners at the funeral and when asked why he was there, he simply replied "he was my friend." Tony Benn was one of the mourners at the funeral and when asked why he was there, he simply replied "he was my friend." "However controversial his views, he was one of the great figures of 20th-century British politics, gifted with a brilliant mind," said former Labour party leader Tony Blair. Even though we disagreed with many of his views, there was no doubt about the strength of his convictions or his tenacity in pursuing them, regardless of his own political self-interest. His widow and two daughters were by his side. <mask>'s mother taught him to read Ancient Greek when he was five years old. He began learning Hebrew at the age of 70. In 1949, <mask> became a member of the Church of England because he heard the bells of St Peter's Wolverhampton calling him while walking to his flat.He became a churchwarden of St. Margaret's. <mask> married Margaret Pamela Wilson, a former colleague from the Conservative Central Office, on January 2, 1952. Their first daughter, Susan, was born in January of 1954. <mask> believed that William Shakespeare was not the author of the plays and poems of Shakespeare. He appeared on an episode of "The Shakespeare Mystery" in which he said, "My astonishment was to discover that these were the works of someone who'd been in the kitchen." They are written by a person who has been in politics and power for a long time and knows what people feel when they are near the center of power. It was close to the heat of the kitchen.He called the biography a fantasy. "That is a will in which this great spirit, this man of immense learning and vision, not only bequeathed no books, but also neglected to leave the most valuable thing he had to leave, the remaining manuscripts of his plays," he says. The Droeshout portrait of Shakespeare is a mask, and the monument to Shakespeare is a spoof, according to <mask>. <mask>'s rhetorical gifts were used with success. First Poems; Casting Off; Dancer's End; and The Wedding Gift were all published by him. His Collected Poems were published in 1990. He published many works of classical scholarship.The split with William Gladstone over Irish Home Rule in 1886 was the main point of his career, not the adoption of tariffs, and he wrote a famous line: "All political lives, unless they are cut off in midstream at a happy juncture." His political publications were often critical of his own party as well as they were of Labour, making fun of logical fallacies in reasoning or action. He found many quotes from Labour party manifestos nonsensical in his book Freedom & Reality. He replied "it is doubtful whether any man can say how the world was altered because he was in it." <mask> was voted for by the public as one of the 100 greatest Britons of all time. According to The Independent in March 2015, <mask> was one of the MPs whose activities had been investigated. His name was passed to police by the Bishop of Durham after allegations of <mask>'s involvement in historic child abuse had been made by one individual.Simon Heffer, who has published a biography of <mask>, described the allegation as a "monstrous lie" and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 was 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 was 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 was 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The 1980s claims about <mask> were created by a conman, Derry Mainwaring Knight, whose false assertions had become known to the clergy, but had been inadvertently conveyed to the police in good faith. In his old age, <mask> confessed to Canon Eric James, a former Trinity College Chaplain, that he had been in love with a fellow male undergraduate at Cambridge, and that this infatuation had inspired love verse published. James revealed this confession in a letter to The Times. After being appointed Professor of Greek at the University of Sydney in 1937, he wrote to his parents that he was repelled by his female students and felt "an instant and instinctive affection" for young Australian males. He said that it could be "deplored, but it cannot be altered". camouflaged.The letters are in the archives. <mask> died in November of last year at the age of 91, 19 years after her husband. <mask> gave a speech titled "Rivers of Blood" on April 20, 1968. 74 per cent of Britons agreed with <mask>'s opinions on mass immigration, according to a poll taken after the speech. 64 per cent of the studio audience voted that <mask> was not a racist, despite the fact that he died two months after the broadcast. <mask> was a member of the Church of England. "<mask> <mask> gave a certificate of respectability to white racist views which otherwise decent people were ashamed to acknowledge", said Bishop Wood after <mask>'s death.According to Bruce Anderson, the Rivers of Blood speech would have come as a complete surprise to anyone who had studied <mask>'s record. If Heath fell, the speech was part of a badly miscalculated plan to become party leader. The speech made it more difficult for the subject to be discussed rationally in polite society. <mask>'s opponents said he was fascist and racist. His supporters claim that the first two charges clash with his voting record on most social issues, such as homosexual law reform and opposing the death penalty, both reforms unpopular among Conservatives at the time. <mask> voted against the reinstitution of the death penalty several times. <mask> supported the campaign for immigration controls.<mask> said that a fundamental change in the law is necessary in the UK's citizenship law in August 1956. He did not rule out the possibility of a future change, as he explained that a change was not needed at that time. In the late 1950s, when other Conservatives were advocating a campaign for immigration control following race riots, <mask> declined to join them, remarking that it was no good discussing the details when the "real issue" of the citizenship laws had remained unchanged. <mask> was one of nine members of the ministerial committee which wanted to introduce controls of Commonwealth immigration, and he submitted a letter in April of 1961, saying "if we desire to limitations or conditions on the entry of coloured British subjects into this country" Concerns about the effects of coloured immigration in his constituency played a part in his commentary. In March 1968, the month before the "Rivers of Blood" speech, he made his first public references to them, when he described the concern of an anonymous constituent whose daughter was the only white child in her primary school class. Clement Jones, the paper's editor and a personal friend, challenged the journalist after he failed to find the child or the class, saying he had similar anonymous complaints that were traced to members of the National Front.<mask> told Jones that he had received bags of support mail as a result of the speech. After <mask>'s "Rivers of Blood" speech, he was asked in an interview if he was a racialist. <mask> was invited to appear on David Frost's evening television programme on January 3, 1969. During the 1970 election, Tony Benn declared in a speech that <mask>'s approach to immigration was "evil" and said "The flag of racialism which has been hoisted in Wolverhampton is beginning to look". When a television reporter told <mask> about Benn's comments, he snatched the microphone and said, "All I will say is that for myself, in 1939 I voluntarily returned from Australia to this country to serve as a private soldier against Germany and Nazism." I am the same person. <mask> responded to student hecklers at a speech by saying "I hope those who shouted 'Fascist' and 'Nazi' are aware that before they were born I was fighting against Nazism."<mask> said in November 1968 that the problems that would be caused if there were a large influx of Germans or Russians into the UK would be as serious as the problems caused by the introduction of a similar number of West Indies or Pakistan. <mask> said his views were not genetic and that he never arranged his fellow men on merit according to their origins. In 1944, when <mask> was visiting Poona with another member of the Joint Intelligence Committee, an Indian, General, K. M. Cariappa, he refused to stay at the Byculla. <mask> took pleasure in speaking Urdu when dining at Indian restaurants, according to close friends. <mask>'s nationalism and accusations of racialism sometimes trod a fine line. In 1996, Michael Cockerell asked him if the language he used in the "Rivers of Blood" speech could be used against non-whites. <mask> said that it's not impossible but it's difficult for a non-white person to be British.<mask>'s speeches and TV interviews throughout his political life displayed a suspicion towards "the Establishment" in general, and by the 1980s there was a regular expectation that he would. After <mask>'s death,Heath remained in the Commons. He felt it would be hypocritical to accept a life peerage himself since no Prime Minister had ever offered him a hereditary peerage. Powellism was seen as a step towards free markets in the early 1970s by libertarian theorist Murray Rothbard. There is a file relating to the <mask> portrait bust in the archive of the Henry Moore Foundation's Henry Moore Institute. Allan Warren is an English photographer. There are 24 images of <mask> in the National Portrait Gallery Collection, including work by Bassano's studios and a 1971 cartoon by Gerald Scarfe.<mask>'s "Rivers of Blood" speech was portrayed in a play by Ian McDiarmid and George Costigan. In their 1969 song, Get Back, the Beatles turned their song into a criticism of growing anti-immigration sentiment in the UK with lyrics such as "Get back to where you once belonged" and "<mask> <mask> said to the folks, He said you wear the color of your skin." Works. There were elections in the UK Parliament. The Lives and Afterlives of <mask> <mask> was published in 2019. Roy Lewis and <mask> <mask>. There is a principle in politics.It was published in London. The Making of Postcolonial Britain was published by Cambridge University Press. Further reading was done by Peter. I am a classical scholar and you are not. The Review of Books in London. 35, no. pp.From the original. British Army Officers 19391945 have external links. 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texts: A British artist who was known as '<mask>', she produced a substantial body of work from 1964 until her death in 1983. Her works include paintings on canvas and paper, drawings, prints, children's books, costume design, and performance. A memorial exhibition of her work was held at the Royal Academy in 1984. Her work can be seen in print and watercolour shows. Her work can be found in over 100 private and public collections. From the age of six, Berenice was educated at the Lycée Franais Charles de Gaulle in London. She studied ballet and classical guitar at an early age.She trained at the Dance Centre in Covent Garden and attended flamenco dance studios in New York City as an adult. From 1970 to 1983, she was married to the Italian photographer Romano Cagnoni. She was proficient in five languages and read the classics. She left formal art education at the Central School of Art and Design to start her own studio. She died of an asthma attack at the age of 39. The eastern section of Highgate Cemetery is where she is buried. Her father died a few months later and is buried with her.The Assistant Keeper in Modern Collections at the Tate Gallery attended her funeral as did Lord McAlpine. In the 1960's and 70's, she was included in ten group exhibitions and held eleven solo shows, as well as being invited to represent Britain at the Biennale della Grafica d'Arte in Florence in 1974. She showed her canvases at the McAlpine Gallery of the Ashmolean Museum. Susanna and the Elders with Charlie the Pigeon, Coffee Pot and 3 Yellow flowers were included in her first professional exhibition. She began to exhibit her works on paper in 1968. The exhibits included Aphrodite and Ares, Nymphs Dancing, Psyche and Eros, Nude Fiddling with Toe, Pan and Two Nymphs and Hebe and Artemis. She continued to explore themes relating to Persian mythology, Christian symbolism and Greek mythological subjects as well as referencing Ancient Egyptian art, creating a hieroglyph of her professional name and working on papyrus.Max Wykes-Joyce wrote about a first one-person show at the Drian Galleries of large, lively paintings which showed the artist's interest in dance and music. The show of her work was praised in Arts Review by several people. The praises were joined by Kenneth Garlick of the Ashmolean Museum and David Brown of the Tate Gallery. A dance of colours, an expression of natural exuberance, is what her painting evolved into. She was researching new ways of making prints and mixed media works, each of which is represented in this exhibition. From representational to semi-abstract, she soon established her style in purest abstract form, starting with tiny delicate Persian Garden designs, miniatures in naturalistic colors that become abstract etchings. She began to use her oils on canvas as conceptual abstractions.Her forms became multi-faceted when she worked in flowing brush strokes. Sydney's later paintings were based on specific organic forms, such as leaves, that provided a dynamic structural frame for the build up of paint across large canvasses. The artist was able to explore the kinesthetic qualities of visual experience thanks to the combination of colour and compositions. In 1972 the Art in Steel exhibition featured etchings in steel, as well as copper and perspex monoprints. Stanley William Hayter inspired her to use multiple colors on a single plate. She used one plate for each colour process to produce aquatints and lithographs. Her serigraphy work was first exhibited in 1974.Drawing <mask>'s drawing consistently used oil pastels, ink and brush to create a series of works on the paper. In Pen drawing with Jester, 1976, she created a series of pen drawings that merged the calligraphic with the figurative in a humorous way. She dedicated her book of fools to the first of April. The poem The Ant who Danced and Pranced is featured on a page from this work. The art historian's appraisal of <mask>'s work appears in French with a translation in English. The black and white illustrations to the Book of Fools are delicately delineated. The text is written in two languages.Four artist's proof of the book were printed. The French version of A Book of Fools was purchased by the Bibliothque Nationale Paris in 1982. An audio cassette recording of the artist giving a reading of the Book of Fools was made at the Musée d'Elysée in Lausanne as the artist performed with castanets, accompanied by Gypsy Flamenco musicians and rendered in parts with a Yorkshire accent in homage to her father's family Exhibitions during her lifetime 1968–1982 were the Drian Galleries, First One Person Show, London Leicester Galleries, - Group Show, and London Edinburgh Festival Costume Designs for Workshops Production of Clown - Televised. Group Show, Cambridge 1969 Traverse Theatre Gallery, Group Show, Edinburgh Lumley Cazalet Gallery, Group Show, London Camden Arts Centre, Group Show, Manchester Royal Institute Galleries, Group Show F.I.B.A. Group Show, Richard Demarco Gallery, Group Show, Edinburgh Tib Lane Gallery, Group Show, 1972 Manchester Galleria Stellaria One Person Show, Florence Zella 9 Gallery, Group Show, Millbank, London F.B.A. Group Show, Cambridge 1973, Christopher Drake Gallery, Group Show, London, mounted by the Greater London Council.One Person Show, Bristol University Bibliothque Nationale de France, Group Show, Paris Artists from Five Continents. One Person Show 1975, McAlpine Gallery, One Person Show, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford County Museum are all part of the One Person Show. Three Person Show, One Person Show, Milan St Catherine's College, Oxford One Person Show, Oxford Trinity College, Oxford. There is a one person show at the museum. The Mulhouse Galeria Peters Group Show is one of the exhibits from the 1976 Biennale Européan de la gravure.

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texts: The financial backer of the search for and excavation of Tutankhamun was an English peer named <mask>. His country house, Highclere Castle, was used as a filming location. He was the only son of Henry Herbert, 4th Earl of Carnarvon, and his first wife Lady Evelyn Stanhope, daughter of Anne and <mask>. Herbert was his half-brother. He graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge. He succeeded his father in the earldom in 1890 and took over the estate from his maternal grandmother in 1885. He was a high steward.The illegitimate daughter of Alfred de Rothschild was married to Lord Carnarvon at St. Margaret's Church on June 26, 1895. The marriage settlement of £500,000 was provided by Rothschild and paid off all of Lord Carnarvon's debts. <mask> Herbert was the 6th Earl of Carnarvon and he had a son and a daughter. He was married to actress and dancer Tilly Losch from 1939 to 1947. Lady Evelyn Leonora Almina Herbert was a Baronet and had a daughter. Carnarvon established Highclere Stud to breed thoroughbred racehorses in the 19th century because of his marriage settlement, which made him an owner of racehorses. He became a steward at other racecourses in 1905 after joining the Jockey Club.His family has maintained the connection ever since. The 7th Earl was a racing manager to Queen Elizabeth II. Carnarvon, a keen motor car driver, was seriously injured in a car accident in Germany in 1903 and never fully recovered. After a long convalescence, his doctors advised him to leave England and he and Lady Carnarvon spent their winters in Egypt. He bought Egyptian antiquities for their collection in England, and became an enthusiastic amateur Egyptologist. The excavation of nobles' tombs was sponsored by Lord Carnarvon. Howard Carter was hired to do the work on the recommendation of the director of the Egyptian Antiquities Department.Five Years' Exploration at Thebes was published in 1912 by Carnarvon and Carter. The concession to dig in the Valley of the Kings was given to Lord Carnarvon in 1914. Carter led a systematic search of the Valley for any tombs missed by previous expeditions, in particular those of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Excavations resumed in late 1917 after being interrupted during the First World War. Lord Carnarvon decided this would be the final year he would fund the work after little significance was found. Carter sent a telegram to Lord Carnarvon in England on November 4, 1922, saying: "At last we have made wonderful discovery in Valley; a magnificent tomb with seals intact; re-covered same for your arrival." On November 23, 1922, Lord Carnarvon and his daughter Lady Evelyn Herbert arrived at Luxor.The full extent of the stairway to the tomb was cleared the next day and a seal containing Tutankhamun's cartouche was found on the outer doorway. The door of the tomb was removed and the corridor behind it was cleared. Carnarvon was present when Carter was able to peer in by the light of a candle. Carnarvon asked, "Can you see anything?" Carter said, "Yes, wonderful things!" The tomb was to be entered the next day by an official of the Egyptian Department of Antiquities. The first people in modern times to enter the tomb were Carter, his assistant Arthur Callender, Carnarvon and Lady Evelyn.The group entered the inner burial chamber, according to some sources. Carter, Carnarvon and Lady Evelyn crawled through a small hole in the chamber's sealed doorway. The tomb was inspected the next morning in the presence of an Egyptian official. Callender rigged up electric lighting to illuminate a lot of items. The sealed doorway to the inner burial chamber was guarded by two life-size statues of Tutankhamun. Despite evidence of break-ins in ancient times, the tomb was virtually intact, and would eventually be found to contain over 5,000 items. The tomb was opened in the presence of a number of Egyptian officials.Lord <mask> returned to England in January 1923 to be present at the opening of the inner burial chamber. Carnarvon sold the exclusive newspaper rights to report the excavation to The Times. The Egyptian authorities, whose own press was also excluded, created resentment from other newspapers due to the fact that this helped finance the work. Carter and the Egyptian authorities had a disagreement over how to manage the supervision of the excavation. Work resumed in March after Carnarvon apologized. Lord <mask> fell ill after he was involved in the excavation project. Carnarvon died on 19 March 1923 after he was bitten by a mosquito.According to reports, he died of blood poisoning in the Continental-Savoy Hotel in Cairo on April 5. Lady Almina Carnarvon moved Lord Carnarvon's remains to England. His tomb is located within an ancient hill fort overlooking his family seat. Carnarvon was survived by his wife Almina and their two children. Carter continued the excavation after Lord Carnarvon died. In April 1930, the Egyptian government gave his heirs a grant equivalent to the value of the tomb's contents. Encouraged by newspaper speculation, the "Curse of Tutankhamun," or, the "Mummy's Curse," entered popular culture and was fueled further by author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's suggestion that Carnarvon's death had been caused by "elementals."Howard Carter said that the sentiment of the Egyptologist was not one of fear, but of respect and awe. A study showed that those involved in the tomb's discovery and clearance did not have a lower than average life expectancy, even though some of the stories were clearly fabricated. Carnarvon's death was unlikely to have anything to do with Tutankhamun's tomb, according to a study by The Lancet. None of the 25 Europeans who entered the tomb in the months after were affected. The cause of Carnarvon's death was reported as pneumonia supervening on the facial erysis. Pneumonia was thought to be only one of a number of infections that resulted in multiorgan failure. The Earl had been prone to frequent and severe lung infections and there had been a general belief that one acute attack of bronchitis could have killed him.The Earl's immune system was overwhelmed by erysipelas in a debilitated state. Carnarvon has been portrayed in film, video game and television productions with varying degrees of accuracy. Mysteries of Egypt was a 1998 IMAX documentary. In 2005 there was a docudrama about Egypt. In the series Tutankhamun. Lord Carnarvon's daughter Lady Evelyn is referred to as one of Egyptology's "finest patrons" in the film The Mummy. The quest leader for the Archaeologist role in NetHack is 'Lord Carnarvon'.His country house, Highclere Castle, serves as the filming location of the ITV/PBS television series, although the below-stairs scenes were filmed on a set in London, as Highclere's basement is the home of Carnarvon's Egyptian collection. The present earl owns Highclere. Howard Carter wrote Five Years' Explorations at Thebes - A Record of Work Done 1907-1911. Paul Kegan was published in 2004. The original 1912 edition of Five Years Explorations at Thebes was written by Howard Carter. The discovery of Tutankhamun was made at Highclere. The story of the two Englishman who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun is called Carnarvon & Carter.Pygmalion/Gérard Watelet was written by Elisabeth David. Cross William, Carnarvon, Carter and Tutankhamun are all related. The hidden truths and doomed relationships were published by Book Midden Publishing. Cross William, Lordy! Book Midden Publishing has a book about Tutankhamun's patron as a young man. Cross William wrote The Life and Secrets of Almina Carnarvon. Porchey <mask> wrote Two Duped Wives: The Tragic Tales of the Sixth Countesses of Carnarvon.The curse of the Carnarvons Book Midden Publishing was written by Cross William. William is the author of Forthcoming Books Cross. Prince Victor Duleep Singh and the Curse of the Carnarvons is a book by Midden Publishing. William Cross. The man who knew too much book Midden Publishing. The home of the 5th Earl of Carnarvon is Highclere Castle.

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texts: Advanced Biocomputing is owned by <mask>. From 2002 to 2007, he was a Research Associate Professor of Genetics at Washington University. <mask> obtained an A.B. after initially studying physics. He obtained a degree in Biochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley. Research <mask> is best known for his contributions to NCBI BLAST, his creation of the BLAST Network Service and nr databases, and his 1996 release of the original gapped BLAST. <mask> was the leader of the genome analysis group which annotated all finished human, mouse and rat genome data produced by the University's Genome Sequencing Center from 1995 through 2002. <mask> to the analysis of splice site recognition.In 1985 <mask> developed a DFA function library in the C language. The idea to apply a finite-state machine to this problem was suggested by a graduate student. The Mealy machine architecture is more compact than an equivalent Moore machine and is therefore faster. O(n) is the sum of the lengths of the query sequence. When m is the total length of the subject, the DFA could be used to take a single pass with no backtracking. The method of DFA construction was described by Alfred V. Aho and Margaret J. Corasick. While working in the U.C.The FASTP program of William R. Pearson and David J. Lipman was sped up by <mask> in December of 1986. When the performance modifications were communicated to Pearson and Lipman, <mask> suggested that a DFA (rather than a lookup table) would yield faster k-tuple identification and improve the overall speed of the program by perhaps as much as 10% in some cases. <mask> believed that a centralized search service would eliminate I/O bottlenecks and conserve memory by storing all GenBank Sequences in a compressed form. <mask> made his first contributions to BLAST while working at the NCBI. BLAST was usually much faster than FASTA in early prototypes. The added benefit of using a DFA for word-hit recognition was recognized by <mask>. He incorporated his earlier DFA code into all the BLAST search modes.His contributions to BLAST include: the use of compressed nucleotide sequences, both as an efficient storage format and as a rapid, native search format, parallel processing, memory-mapped I/O, and the use of sentinel words at the start and end of the sequence to improve the speed. The first BLASTAPI was developed by <mask> and was used in the Entrez data production as well as in the NCBI BLAST version 1.4 application suite. The earliest NCBI Dispatcher for distributed services was created by <mask>. The NCBI was opened to outside users in December 1989 and quickly established itself as a one-stop shop for sequence similarity searching. <mask> developed the first BLAST suite of programs to combine rapid gapped sequence alignment with statistical evaluation methods appropriate for gapped alignment scores. The resulting search programs were more sensitive but only marginally slower than ungapped BLAST, due to novel application of the BLAST dropoff score X during gapped alignment extension. Sensitivity of gapped BLAST was further improved by the novel application of Karlin-Altschul Sum statistics to the evaluation of multiple, gapped alignment scores in all BLAST search modes.For the evaluation of multiple alignment scores, sum statistics were developed. In collaboration with Stephen Altschul, the empirical use of Sum statistics in the treatment of gapped alignment scores was evaluated. The WU-BLAST version 2.0 with gapped alignments was released in 1996 in the form of a drop-in upgrade for existing users. After the September 1997 release of the NCBI gapped BLAST, little NIH funding was received for his WU-BLAST development, with an average of 20% FTE starting in November 1995. <mask> implemented a faster, more memory-efficient and more sensitive two-hit BLAST algorithm than was used by the NCBI software. The first BLAST database format capable of accurately representing the entire draft sequence of the human genome was added by <mask> in 1999. This was the first time a BLAST package introduced a new database format to existing users without abandoning support for prior formats, as a result of abstracting the database I/O functions away from the data analysis functions.The first BLAST suite to support index-retrieval of NCBI standard FASTA-format sequence identifiers was WU-BLAST with XDF. In 2000, unique support for reporting of links was added, along with the ability for users to limit the distance between HSPs allowed in the same set to a biologically relevant length. The DFA code used in WU-BLAST was improved by <mask>. In order to speed up BLAST searches by an order of magnitude or more, <mask> proposed multiplexing query sequence to speed up BLAST searches by an order of magnitude or more. <mask> directed the development of EXALIN, which improved the accuracy of alignment predictions by combining information from donor and acceptor models with information from the sequence. The output from WU-BLAST could be used to seed the dynamic programming and speed up the process by about 100 times. In 2008, <mask> founded Advanced Biocomputing, where he continues to improve and support the package.Year of birth missing is a reference to living people.

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texts: <mask> was a member of the Liberal Party of Canada and was the candidate for the riding of Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River in the 2008 federal election. The PC Party merged with the Canadian Alliance in order to form the Conservative Party of Canada. He has never held political office in Canada, but has been involved in political activities. He is best known for his campaign against the Canada– United States Free Trade Agreement. The Canada-U.S. free trade agreement would weaken Canada's sovereignty and control of its resources according to a prominent activist. He was against the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas, the proposed Multilateral Agreement on Investment and the North American Free Trade Agreement. The author of The Fight for Canada: Four Centuries of Resistance to American Expansionism is a fourth-generation organic grain farmer.He was a co- founder of the group in 1985. There was a baby born in SASKATCHEWAN. He went on to study arts and science and then law at the University ofSaskatchewan, although he did not graduate. He graduated from Quebec City's Université Laval with a degree in French. He has been farming on his family farm for over 30 years. John Diefenbaker, Lord Richard Bennett, Sir Robert Borden and Sir John A. Macdonald are some of the former prime minister's political idols. The North American Free Trade Agreement is one of the things he dislikes about Canadian economic integration with the U.S.wars and invasions of small nations have been criticized by him. A strong supporter of the environment, <mask> supports government social programs. The federal government should not weaken its powers in favor of the provinces. He supported the campaign against the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords. 3 to 5% of the GDP goes to military spending according to him. He is against gun control. According to the National Post, he is a social conservative and against same-sex marriage.He claimed that his views would appeal to moderate Canadians and that he was conservative in the "historical mainstream" and "centrist" of the PC party. Since the rise of the so-called neoconservatives, <mask>'s beliefs have lost much of their relevance. Many conservatives accuse him of being out of step with modern conservatism and too far to the left. He was accused of being an opportunist who tried to practise entryism and take over the PC and steer it to the left and away from the conservatism of Brian Mulroney and Margaret Thatcher. He has never been elected to public office. He was a candidate for the federal riding of Prince Albert in the 2000 federal election. He placed fourth with the highest percentage vote received by a Progressive Conservative candidate.He was the Liberal candidate in the 2008 Canadian federal election and lost. In 1998 and 2003 he ran for the PC leadership. He finished a distant second to former prime minister Joe Clark on the final ballot but attracted a very different group of supporters to the Conservative party. Two of the most prominent endorsers in the leadership bid were the leaders of the Green parties of British Columbia and Ontario. Clark referred to <mask> as a "tourist" in the Conservative party because of his left-leaning economic platform and opposition to the free trade agreements brokered by the Mulroney government. Brian Pallister made a joke about Mr. <mask> being a left-wing maniac and the fact that Mr. Robinson was a right-wing maniac. When he decided to stick with the Conservatives after Clark's victory, he gained the respect of PC circles.After his failed leadership bid, <mask> and his political advisor, Marjaleena Repo, worked hard to improve PC membership sales across Canada. During the lead-up to the August 2002 convention that saw Clark resign as Tory leader, he was one of Clark's most ardent defenders. During the 2003 PC leadership campaign, roughly one-quarter of the party membership supported him, including Joe Clark's wife. The third ballot of the 2003 PC convention had Peter MacKay and Jim Prentice as the top two vote getters. Jim Prentice's implicit support for a United Alternative led to the decision to support Peter MacKay over him. Peter MacKay won the leadership because of <mask>'s support. MacKay signed a "gentleman's agreement" to get the support of the delegates on the final ballot.The deal promised a review of the Canada– United States Free Trade Agreement, no joint candidates with the Canadian Alliance, and a promise to redouble efforts to rebuild the national status of the Progressive Conservative Party. Reexamining the PC Party's policies on government subsidies for national railways and preserving the environment were included in the agreement. The agreement was controversial and took some time to be released to the public. The deal was approved by many in the PC Party. MacKay seemed to be willing to follow the deal at first. The "Blue Ribbon PC Policy Review Panel" was set up in order to reexamine the party's policies on the North American Free Trade Agreement. Before the Panel could meet, MacKay encouraged talks between high-profile members of the Canadian Alliance and the Progressive Conservatives.The Canadian Alliance and the Progressive Conservatives signed an agreement in principle in October 2003 to form the new Conservative Party of Canada. The activist tried to prevent the merger. He said at a news conference in November that the new Conservative Party of Canada was conceived in deception and was born in betrayal. He encouraged PC Party members to vote "no" on any referendum and to express their displeasure with Peter MacKay. He argued that his efforts were not based on self-promotion but rather on preserving Canada's founding party and preventing a takeover of the moderate values and membership of the PCs by the neoconservative values of the Alliance membership. He was against the right wing and pro-U.S. views of the Canadian Alliance. The Canadian Alliance and its leader, StephenHarper, were unpopular before the merger was announced and a moment was fast approaching for the PCs to become the national alternative to the governing Liberals.The above scenario was put in jeopardy by MacKay's "traitorous" actions. The merger was opposed by some notable Tories such as Joe Clark. In a last-ditch attempt to stop the merger, <mask> went to court. The case was thrown out of court because the merger did not violate the PC Party constitution. The merger was approved by members of the Canadian Alliance in a one-member-one-vote process on December 5. The PC Party chose a "virtual convention" in which delegates were selected in ridings and then attended local provincial urban centres to vote on the merger. The process was fraudulent and undemocratic, as the convention delegates never actually voted together in any fixed location.The result of the convention was that 90.5% of the delegates voted in favor of the merger. The result was not representative of the true PC membership due to the fact that new memberships were sold almost up to the day of the vote, many of which were card holders of the larger Canadian Alliance. Analysts have said that the battle to preserve the PC Party may have been pointless. The fate of the PC Party may have been sealed when the agreement in principle was signed in October. The party's preparations for the 2004 federal election were in a state of disarray as early as September. Since becoming leader, MacKay and the party's ruling council had done little to facilitate election readiness and preparation which may have been an early signal of MacKay's intentions to not run a full slate of PC candidates in the expected election. Speculation about his motives to preserve the Progressive Conservative political name brand was faced by some opponents and journalists.Critics said that he was trying to undermine Peter MacKay's merger stance in order to force a resignation and prompt another leadership race, which would allow for a takeover by his supporters. By virtue of being a member of the PC party, Aftermath Now <mask> was an unhappy member of the Conservative Party. Shortly before the Conservative Party's March 2005 policy convention, <mask> had his renewed membership revoked by the party and was denied access to the event. Ian Brodie, the executive director of the Conservative Party, said that the council decided that they didn't want him to be a member of the party anymore. After the resignation of Paul Hellyer, he was asked to take over the leadership of the Canadian Action Party, but he declined. There were also rumors that the Green Party of Canada was interested in <mask> as a future leader, and that he was in discussions over a rural riding candidacy for the Saskatchewan Party. On January 31, 2006 a judge in Toronto ordered the Conservative Party of Canada to pay $70,000 that had been owed to him since his 2003 leadership campaign.The agreement signed at the 2003 PC Leadership Convention in order to settle the affair, which <mask> refused to do, was demanded by the CPC. In addition to writing for major newspapers and lecturing in Canada's universities on foreign policy and environmental issues, <mask> continues to work in the organic farming business. The Liberals tried to recruit <mask> as a candidate in the 2006 federal election, according to a report. According to the report, he would be a Liberal candidate in either of the two provinces. In the 2006 federal election, he did not run as a Liberal, but he did announce his support for the party and campaign for several candidates. During the 2006 election, he became a member of the Liberal Party of Canada. After the Liberals were defeated, there was some media speculation that leader Paul Martin would seek the Liberal Party leadership.The next leader of the Liberal Party was endorsed by <mask>. At the 2006 leadership convention, <mask> led a group of approximately 150 delegates in support of Dion. Dion passed Kennedy for third place on the first convention ballot and eventually won the leadership when Kennedy switched his support to Dion after the second ballot. The by-election in the riding of Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River will be held in the coming months. Political controversy was created by <mask>'s ambitions. On January 3, 2008, Dion announced via a news release that Joan Beatty would be appointed as the candidate for that riding, a decision that was the subject of some controversy. The leader of the Métis tribe wrote a letter to Dion complaining about his decision to appoint a candidate rather than allow for party members to vote in a nomination meeting.The people of this riding resent, and I personally resent, the attitude of certain southerners that they know what's best for our riding. The Liberals will lose this riding if Joan Beatty is imposed on them. National Liberal campaign co-chair <mask> defended Beatty's appointment, saying that Dion had made getting more women into politics a priority. The media reported that Goodale, a former finance minister, was against the candidacy of <mask>. Rob Clarke defeated Beatty in the byelection. On August 14, it was reported that <mask> would challenge Beatty for the Liberal nomination in the 2008 federal election. In the election, <mask> was defeated by 3,148 votes.Candidates in the 2008 Canadian federal election have links to External links.

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texts: He was the first person under the age of 18 to sail solo around the world. The trip took 13 months and 2 days at sea. On August 27, 2009, Michael Perham of England beat the previous record held by Australian David Dicks. Brian Caldwell was the youngest American to complete a circumnavigation at the age of 20. The World Sailing Speed Record Council did not recognize the record. In 2010, one of the sisters tried to do it. She was forced to call off her attempt after her boat was damaged in a storm.A father and son competed in the 19th season of The Amazing Race. They finished in 6th place out of 11 teams. The first home of the oldest of the eight children was a sailboat. His family sailed in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Mexico. The family went on a three-year cruise of California's Channel Islands, Baja California and mainland Mexico after his father bought a Aleutian. He used all of his savings to purchase a Islander 36 for $6,000. He retrofitted the boat with his father's help.The voyage was supposed to be completed in April 2009, with a maximum time of 18 months. He said that he had all his books with him. I have one more year to finish high school and I have to send my tests back to my mom. She is going to make sure I am doing well. The plane took off from Marina del Rey on June 14, 2008. Shuman's RealSweet, Mastronardi's Sunset Produce, and his sponsor Produce for Kids were featured in the logo of the Intrepid. After crossing the Pacific to his first port of call, the Marshall Islands, he headed west to Australia, the Indian Ocean, the Cape of Good Hope, and finally the Panama Canal/Galapagos Islands.The first stop was to be the Marshall Islands, Micronesia. Due to some minor work needed to be done on the boat, he re-routed to Hawaii. On July 11, he made his first stop at Emerald Bay, Catalina Island. On July 16, 2008, he headed towards the Marshall Islands. On August 4, 2008, Marshall Islands President Litokwa Tomeing welcomed and asked how his boat was. I remember going with my parents on a canoe to Arno. The U.S. is located in the United States.Ambassador to the Marshall Islands, Clyde Bishop, welcomed <mask> to the U.S. Embassy. On September 18, 2008, after sailing from Majuro to Darwin, Australia, he had a faulty bilge pump and fuel problems that forced him to stop in Port Moresby. After leaving Darwin, he had his first encounter with pirates. He encountered a large wooden fishing boat without flags in the Indian Ocean off the Indonesian coast. After some time, the pirates lost interest and sped off, but not before <mask> locked himself in his cabin and loaded his revolver, as a precautionary measure. The city was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 There were continuing engine and fuel problems, a snapped boom, and a broken tiller, as well as a visit to Cocos Islands.The eastern Indian Ocean has the Keeling Islands in it. Half of his expedition was completed when he went to Mauritius. On November 29, 2008, <mask> turned 17 years old. After 10 days of calm, <mask> arrived in South Africa on December 14. He returned to South Africa after flying home for Christmas. He went to East London, Port Elizabeth, Mossel Bay, and finally to Cape Town, where he met Minoru Saito and Mike Perham, who were competing for the record as the world's youngest solo-circumnavigator. After leaving Cape Town, he continued across the Atlantic to St.Helena.He crossed the canal into the Pacific. After stops in Mexico to dodge bad weather and repair a bulkhead, Sunderland tacked back up the coast to home on July 16, 2009. The World Sailing Speed Record Council (WSSRC), the world sailing authority, did not approve the sailing route because it did not meet the requirements for a circumnavigation voyage. According to John Reed, Secretary to the WSSRC, the attempt was stopped and the boat did not sail around Cape Horn. The American Sailing Association used less strict rules to approve it. The 14th annual Route 66 Parade was held in California in September of 2009. He was the Grand Marshall of the Marina del Rey Holiday Boat Parade.There is a list of youth solo sailing circumnavigations.

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texts: <mask> was a Russian-German geographer. He spent most of his life in Germany and Austria. The development of the Kppen climate classification system was his most notable contribution to science. The name aerology was given to the science of measuring the upper air by Kppen. <mask> was born in Russia. He lived there until he was 20 years old. He died in Austria.The personal physician to the tsar was Kppen's grandfather, who was invited to Russia by Catherine II to improve Sanitation. Peter von Kppen was a noted historian and an important contributor to intellectual exchanges between western European slavists and Russian scientists. After graduating from secondary school in Simferopol, he began his studies at the University of St. Petersburg. He frequently traveled to his family's estate in the interior of the peninsula. The floral and geographical diversity of the Crimean peninsula, as well as the starker geographical transitions between the capital and his home, did much to awaken an interest in the relationship between climate and the natural world. He defended his thesis on the effects of temperature on plant growth at the University of Leipzig in 1870. He was in the ambulance corps in the Franco-Prussian War and later worked at the Central Physical Observatory.He identified five major climatic groups, which correspond with the five main vegetation groups. Between 1850 and 1860, Kppen contributed to Seewart's sailing handbooks for the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean by studying ship reports over the winds of different oceans. The daily synoptic weather map was prepared by Kppen when he was an assistant in the Russian meteorological service. After moving back to Germany, he became the chief of the new Division of Marine Meteorology at the German naval observatory. He was in charge of setting up a weather forecasting service for the northwestern part of Germany. He left the meteorological office after four years of service because of his interest in fundamental research. Kppen began a study of the climate and used balloons to get data from the upper layers of the atmosphere.The first version of his map of climatic zones was published in 1884. He continued to improve the Kppen climate classification system for the rest of his life. After several modifications, the final version of his system was published in 1936. He was familiar with both paleoclimatology and the description of various climate types. In 1924, he and his son-in-law Alfred Wegener published a paper about the climates of the geological past. He co-authored The Thermodynamics of the Atmosphere in 1911, a book that became very popular. At the end of his life, Kppen collaborated with a German climatologist to produce a five-volume work.Three of the parts by Kppen were published. The climate classification system was modified after Kppen's death. Kppen was a prolific scientist, producing more than 500 papers, and he retained his intellectual curiosity and wide range of interests throughout his life. He co-authored the first cloud atlas in 1890. He devoted a lot of time and energy to the social questions of land-use and school reform and nutrition for the underprivileged. Several of his publications were translated into the language of world peace. He DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchMarie's sister and her children moved in with the Kppens. The Climates of the Geological Past was written by <mask> and Alfred. Jrn Thiede is the author of <mask> Kppen: Scholar for Life. There is an English and German language biography of <mask> Kppen. Allaby, Michael (2000) has a list of Russian meteorologists References. There is an encyclopedia of weather and climate. Robert-Jan Wille wrote " Colonizing the Free Atmosphere: <mask> Kppen's 'Aerology', the German Maritime Observatory, and the Emergence of a Trans-Imperial Network of Weather Balloons".There are external links to German scientists and Russian scientists.

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texts: Minister for Finance from 2008 to 2011; deputy leader of Fianna Fil from March 2011 to June 2011; Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform from 2007 to 2008; and Minister of State from 2008 to 2011. He was a Teachta Dla for the Dublin West constituency from 1996 to 2011. Born in 1959 in Dublin, he grew up in County Westmeath and attended the local Marist Brothers primary school. He was educated at Belvedere College, where he was the school captain, and then at Trinity College Dublin, where he obtained his law degree. First class. He was elected a foundation scholar in 1979. He was a member of the College Historical Society.He was awarded an LL.M. He was called to the Irish Bar by the Honorable Society of King's Inns. In 1984 he was called to the Irish Bar after lecturing law at Trinity College Dublin. He was a member of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal from 1992 to 1995 and became a Senior Counsel in 1997. The Circuit Court Judge was married to Lenihan. They had two children, one son and one daughter. He was diagnosed with cancer in December of 2009.He is a member of a famous Irish political dynasty. His father was a cabinet Minister for over twenty-five years, Tnaiste, and a candidate for President in the 1990 election. His grandfather Patrick was a member of the Dil from 1966 until 1970. Mary O'Rourke served in the Senate and was a cabinet Minister. His brother was a Minister of State from 1997 to 2011. He resented the implication that he was a member of the political establishment. In 1996 he was asked to stand in the Dublin West by-election because of his father's death.The director of elections for the party did not think his party would hold the seat. With more first-preference votes than Joe Higgins of Militant Labour, Lenihan was elected on the 11th count. He became Chairman of the All-Party Oireachtas Committee on the Constitution after being re-elected in 1997. He was appointed Minister of State for Children in 2002. He was known for giving his own personal opinion on some matters and was often deployed as a representative of government. He was involved in a dispute with the Labour Party over Pat Rabbitte's desire for a presidential election. In February 2005, he defended the government against Sinn Féin, saying they were "milking the peace process for political gain".If the alternative was to enter government with Sinn Féin, he would suggest becoming the opposition. The Minister described the return of the three Irishmen as "most unhelpful to the peace process". He spoke at the Ardfheis in Citywest on March 24, 2007, and in Killarney on October 22, 2005. Liam Lawlor's legacy would be the setting up of a Press Council to deal with such matters as they arise in the future, according to the Minister for Finance. In Dil ireann, Pat Rabbitte highlighted the fact that the acceptance of illegal payments by former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in Manchester was "unthinkable" when other Fianna Fil ministers were silent. The future taoiseach admitted smoking cannabis in his student days in an interview with the Hot Press. He was involved in the negotiations to form a government.The Minister for Children in 2002 was appointed at the Department of Health and Children, the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform, and the Department of Education and Science. Changes to Ireland's adoption laws, as well as a new news television programme targeting young people, were announced in this capacity. In 2005, he was allowed to attend cabinent meetings, even though he wasn't a member of the government. In June 2005, he was involved in a proposal to outlaw domestic spanking. He was upset at the "repeated failure and gross dereliction of duties" highlighted in the Ferns Report. Mary Harney was the Minister for Health and Children when he spoke at the Irish Nurses Organisation conference. He spoke to a United Nations committee on children's rights.Legislation increasing the age of criminal responsibility from 7 to 12 will come into law immediately. Before leaving office in 2007, he announced a review of pedophilia and an increase in the number of judges and other officials working with criminal children. At a conference of the Irish Nurses Organisation on 10 May 2007, he received criticism from a number of nurses in a disagreement over their working hours. After the general election in 2007, the Green Party and the Progressive Democrats formed a new coalition government with the support of Independents. The only member of the Fil to be promoted to the cabinet was the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform. They were the only father-son pair to have held that office. There will be a referendum on children's rights.The first function of the Minister for Justice was to attend the graduation of newly trained members of the Garda Sochna Reserve. The Minister for Justice was involved in several deportation cases. He was promoted to the office of Minister for Finance following the election of <mask> as Taoiseach. His 2006 intervention to assist with the development of emergency legislation when it emerged rapists were being freed from jail was seen as a major factor in his promotion to the Department of Finance. The financial and banking crises which faced Ireland in the late 2000s dominated the time as Minister for Finance. Within fourteen months, he unveiled three government budgets, the nationalised Anglo Irish Bank and the National Asset Management Agency. Ireland's banking system was on the verge of collapse in September 2008 after an emergency phone call was made to the Director-General ofRT.The Minister told George Lee in an interview that the public shouldn't react on the basis of false allegations made on radio programmes. Irish banks will be guaranteed by the state for one year, with the intention of recapitalising them to enable them to continue to lend into the Irish economy. The decision was controversial and required a sharp recovery of the world economy that did not happen, but the guarantees were renewed in 2009, 2010, and 2011. Any requirement to provide open-ended/legally binding State guarantees which would expose the Exchequer to the risk of very significant costs are not part of the toolkit for successful crisis management and resolution. The scope of the guarantee was examined by an Oireachtas committee in 2010. The government sought help from the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund due to the high costs. The banks' debts were reduced to junk status by mid-2011.The budget was called early due to the worsening economic conditions. A massive public outcry was caused by the removal of Medical Cards from most over 70 year olds. The backlash against the government and backbench unease was caused by Joe Behan leaving the party. The government had to revise the budget twice in order to appease the public. The removal of minimum wage employees from the 1 per cent income levy and a promise that 95 per cent of senior citizens would keep the medical card were announced at the press conference. An emergency budget was delivered on 7 April 2009, which included a further 3.25 billion increases in taxes and reductions in spending programmes, as well as corresponding fiscal changes to future years. He explained the purpose of the budget changes before the Dil.We cannot expect those who have invested here to have confidence in us until we show that we can put our own house in order. The National Asset Management Agency was announced in the emergency budget. The Cabinet approved 150 pages of draft legislation at a meeting in July of 2009. In September 2009, it was announced that 54 billion would be given by the National Assets Management Agency to Irish banks in exchange for loans. President Mary McAleese signed the legislation after it was passed in Dil ireann and Seanad ireann. The prospective board members were identified on December 22, 2009. The International Monetary Fund said that the increase of credit into the economy would not lead to a significant increase.He said that people should think about what level of credit accessibility they'd have in this economy. "It's not just sufficient in itself for credit flow, it's certainly an important and necessary part of restructuring our banking system, of that there's no doubt, in terms of improving as a location for funding of banking operations," said Mr. He said that the government's objective in restructuring the banks was to "generate more access to credit for Irish business at this critical time". In September 2009, he said it would lead to more lending for businesses and households. According to reports published on 8 February, the International Monetary Fund told the Minister for Finance in April of last year that there wouldn't be a significant increase in lending by the banks. Steven Seelig, who will join the board of NAMA in May 2010, made the comments in internal Department of Finance documents that were released under the Freedom of Information Act. The minutes of a meeting between Mr. Seelig and the International Monetary Fund states that they do not believe that the increase in bank lending in Ireland will happen.Since the plan was unveiled in April 2009, the Government has maintained that the purchase of bad loans from the banks with State bonds would increase the flow of credit in the economy. The legislation will strengthen and improve the funding positions of the banks so that they can lend to viable businesses and households, according to the legislation published in September 2009. The department pointed out that the losses of up to 35 billion would be partly funded by operating profits and provisions already taken against some loan losses. In July 2010, after a revised business plan was published, it was revealed that it is now predicting a possible profit of 1 billion, with the possibility of losses of up to 800 million. The plan published today updates and revises the interim business plan published in October of last year which was prepared on the basis of information supplied at that time by the five participating institutions. The Minister denied that the Government got its sums wrong. The original business plan estimated a profit of 4.8 billion based on a 10% rise in assets value.If they recover the full value of the loans plus 10% it will result in a profit, according to the revised figures. The plan confirmed that the five institutions covered by NAMA had not disclosed the extent of the financial crisis afflicting their borrowers. He said that the banks had shown'remarkable generosity' towards their borrowers. After being led to believe that 40% of loans were income producing, the real figure is actually 25%. The government budget for 2010 was delivered in December. Referred to as the "most austere Budget in the history of the State" and "one of the toughest Budgets in the history of the State", it was marked by pay cuts. The 70 million for those affected by floods was announced at the same time.Irish government bonds received a boost following the Budget after global investors approved the measures. When a mistake was made by Citigroup, the bank's clients were all able to be heard on the line. Within 2 minutes the investors realized their lines were not muted. The Telegraph described some traders as "chimp sounds" and another as "dive, dive". "Why not short Citi too?" was added by another. The investor stated that the conference call was the worst he had ever heard. The call was started again after 20 minutes.A number of media organizations were on the call, but the man denied that he was heckled. The Telegraph was not on the call. 200 investors on the call were reassured by the narrowing of the spreads on Irish bonds at the end of the call. The Minister was not interrupted as reported by the Telegraph, according to the Department of Finance. The participants applauded the Minister and the NTMA. As the Irish banks were unable to raise fresh capital in the bond markets on the expiry of the one-year bank guarantee, in September 2010 the government needed to provide them with further billions, amounting to a budget deficit of 32% of GDP. Irish government bonds were re-rated to AA- on 6 October, after this led to questions about their value.An agreement was reached on November 28th after negotiations started on November 21st. There were concerns that Irish sovereignty had been lost and that the Irish economy might not grow fast enough to cover the costs of the rescue. The new regime would increase taxes and reduce social welfare payments at a time of recession. The European debt crisis debate included the deal. The government's coalition partner, the Green Party, withdrew from the government on January 23, 2011. The Green Party lost all of their seats in parliament in the general election, which took place on 25 February 2011. In 2009, and 2010, the Financial Times annual survey of the 19 Eurogroup finance ministers, ranked by European economists, named <mask>an as the Eurozone's worst Finance Minister.According to the March 2011 issue of Vanity Fair, the members of the Dil are the ones who must announce the bad news about the budget cuts when they emerge. In one particularly lurid passage, it is described as "normalising a freak show" and attempting to assure the Irish that they didn't all see what they saw. He is described as the "last remaining Irish politician anywhere near power whose mere appearance does not cause people on the streets of Dublin to explode with either disdain or laughter" because of his perceived innocence and his well-publicised illness. The opposition barely held onto their seats in the general election. He was elected on the fifth count without reaching the quota and his first preference vote went from 32.7% to just 15.2%. He was the only member of the Fil who returned to Dublin. He was the party's spokesman for finance until his death.In an April 2011 interview, the Irish Finance Minister claimed that the European Central Bank forced Ireland into taking a rescue and that the bank warned Ireland of the dangers it faced. He accused the executives of the European Central Bank ofbetrayal. The 17 governing board members of the bank briefed some media about Ireland in a damaging manner. He said that some bank governors should not speak out of turn and that only the president should speak for the bank. The position of the European Commission on Ireland's request for assistance was different from that of the ECB. I don't think the commission was worried about bouncing member states into a programme. I had a strong impression from my discussions with Commissioner Rehn.He said that the ECB was in agreement with a different view. He described his feelings when the talks ended. I remember vividly going to sign the agreement in Brussels on the final Monday and being on my own at the airport and seeing the snow start to thaw and think to myself, this is terrible. No Irish Minister has done this before. During a visit to David McWilliams' house, it was claimed that the Minister for Finance had developed a habit of eating raw garlic, and that he had eaten large amounts of it. "It's true he does like eating garlic, but he doesn't chew it like gum, it's good for the blood, apparently", an unnamed source told the Irish Examiner. Pat Carey was the Minister of State at the time.On December 16, 2009, he was admitted to the hospital with insomnia and a hernia. A minor procedure that was brought forward was performed. Enda Kenny wished him well in his speech. On December 26, 2009, TV3 reported that he had been diagnosed with cancer. A number of authoritative sources said the claim was true, according to the Sunday Times. The public service broadcasters stated that the person had contracted a serious condition. The health of a politician is a private matter according to the Government Press Secretary.The "unwarranted intrusion" by TV3 was met with disapproval, even by opposition politicians, and Joan Burton offered her sympathies: "It's certainly not a departure in the media that I would welcome." I was surprised that a story like that could be broadcast at Christmas. The journalist who made the disclosure, Ursula Halligan, received support for her report from many publications and journalists, including the editor of the Irish Daily Star, Ger Colleran. In a personal statement on 4 January 2010, he said he underwent tests prior to Christmas which showed a problem with his pancreas. He said he was going to start treatment for cancer because of the material that caused the blockage. He said he will continue in the finance portfolio to fulfill the essential functions of his office. The death of Death Lenihan occurred on June 10, 2011.He died in the early hours of the morning at his home in west Dublin. He was survived by his wife, their two children, his mother, three brothers and one sister. His death was covered by the international media. President Mary McAleese was sad about the death of a young public servant. Thousands of people lined up to sign books of condolence nationwide, with the figure soon reaching 10,000, while thousands of others clicked a tribute page on Facebook. Thousands of people traveled from all over Ireland to visit the Dublin constituency office. He was buried in the churchyard of the Church of Ireland near where he grew up.He visited the graveyard the previous December and chose the site.

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texts: He is a middle and long-distance runner. The child was born in Kapsabet. Prior to moving to the US, <mask> had a competitive career representing his native country. He is the American record holder in the 1500 m and mile run indoors, as well as the 1500 m, 3000 m, and 5000 m outdoors. The second fastest 1500 m runner is Hicham El Guerrouj. The five-time Olympian, who competed in the 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016 games, is a thirteen-time medal winner in World Championships and Olympics. He finished 5th in the 5000 m finals at the Rio Olympics at the age of 41.James Li has worked for the University of Arizona for over a decade. <mask> was born in Kaptel village near Kapsabet town. He is a sub-tribe of the Kalenjin people. He started his athletic career after graduating from Kaptel High School. He joined the university in 1996. Henry Rono and Michael Kosgei prospered after he moved to Washington State University. While at Washington State, <mask> won three NCAA individual titles; indoor mile and 3000 m, as well as the 5000 m outdoors.<mask> graduated from Washington State University with a degree in management information systems. Mary Chepkemboi won the 3000 m at the 1984 African Championships in athletics, her younger sister Viola Cheptoo placed second in the New York City Marathon. In the 1500 m final, Morocco used team tactics to try and get a gold medal for Hicham El Guerrouj. In a very close finish, Noah Ngeny took gold, El Guerrouj won silver, and <mask> captured bronze. After winning a silver medal at the 2001 World Championships in athletics, and setting a national record, <mask> was ranked #3 in the world. He finished the year ranked #2 in the world at 1500 m. He won a silver medal at 1500 m at the 2003 World Indoor Championships, which was behind Driss Maazouzi of France.There was a blood test that showed traces of erythropoietin in his system. He was cleared of any charges after his B sample test came back negative. In 2002 and 2003 he was ranked 2nd and 4th in the world. He won the gold medal in the 3000 m at the World Indoor Championships. The man was overjoyed at his return. He had a world leading time at 1500 m of 3:27.40 in the spring and beat his rival El Guerrouj. The 2004 Summer Olympics seemed to be a repeat of the 2000 Summer Olympics.The final was a battle of wills between the two men as they battled down the final 100 m. The gold medal went to El Guerrouj, who ran the final lap in under 52 seconds. He was ranked #1 in the world at 1500 m. He became a naturalized citizen of the United States on May 7, 2004. He was allowed to keep his medal even though he did not have dual citizenship at the time. When he became a competitor for the United States, he was temporarily banned from international championship events. Since dual citizenship is allowed in the U.S., races run by <mask> after May 7, 2004 could have been considered American records, but USATF only states that an athlete has to be a U.S. citizen competing in a sanctioned competition to be eligible to set a national record.At the 2005 USATF annual meeting, his 3:27.40 win in the 1500 meters on August 6, 2004, was not approved as an American record. There are three American records from races that he ran in 2005. His first American records came indoors, with a 3:49.89 mile at Fayetteville, Arkansas, on February 11, 2005, during which his 1500 meters split time of 3:33.34 also established another new U.S. record, en route to a win in the event. Steve Scott set the American indoor mile record of 3:51.8 in 1981 and the American 1500 meter indoor record of 3:38.12 in 1989. On August 28, 2005, at Rieti, Italy, the winning time of                                             The first athlete to become world champion in both the 1,500 m and 5,000 m at the same IAAF World outdoor Championships was <mask>, who won both the 1,500 m and 5,000 m at the 2007 World Championships in Osaka. At the 2004 Olympics and the 1924 Olympics, similar feats were accomplished by Hicham El Guerrouj and Paavo Nurmi.At the US Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon, in 2008, he qualified for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, by winning both 1500 m and 5000 m runs. Hopes were high that his success in these events would continue at the Olympics. In the 1500 m run, <mask> failed to advance beyond the semi-finals. He won his semi-final heat in the 5000 m run, but did not medal, finishing ninth in the finals. His poor showing at the Olympics was due to the fact that he hid the fact that he was injured while running. He stated that his placings at the Beijing Games were the biggest disappointment in his athletics career. He began high altitude training in Arizona.After tying Eamonn Coghlan's record of seven wins in the Wanamaker Mile at the 2009 Millrose Games in New York, <mask> broke the record with an 8th win at Millrose in 2010. As the reigning world champion in the 1500 and 5000 meters, he automatically received qualification in the events at the 2009 World Championships in athletics and set his sights on retaining his titles. Despite being much older than some of his competitors, <mask>'s desire to win had not faded and he said "I am more motivated than ever to go to the podium in Berlin". The bronze medal in the 1500 m and the silver medal in the 5000 m were won by <mask>. The previous record holder was Galen Rupp who set the record in 2009. The American Record for 5000 m was broken on June 4, 2010 by <mask>. At the Rieti IAAF Grand Prix in August, <mask> set a new area record by chasing down Bekele in the 3000 m.At the Monaco Diamond League meet in July, <mask> broke his own 5000 m American record by running 12:53.60 to finish second behind Mo Farah who set the British 5000 m record in a time of 12:53.11. The 5000 m final at the world event was decided by a sprint finish, with Mo Farah taking the silver medal and <mask> the bronze. The 2012 Millrose Games were held for the first time at the Armory Track & Field Center and the American indoor 5000 m record was set by <mask>. In the 5000 m race at the 2012 Olympics in London, he finished fourth after being tripped up by Isiah Kiplangat Koech when he was going into his kick. Matthew Centrowitz Jr. was runner-up at the Fifth Avenue Mile. On June 27th, at the age of 39, <mask> won his seventh USA men's 5000 title. He came in first at the 10,000 m on May 1st.The world record in the Masters A40 category was improved by 51 seconds. After winning the 5000 meters at the United States Olympic Trials, <mask> qualified for his fifth Olympic Games. He was in sixth place going into the last lap, two and a half seconds behind the leader. His final lap was the fastest of the field and more than a second faster than any in the 1500 meter final. There was an entirely foreign born delegation on the team, with two of them being foreign born. The oldest runner at the Summer Olympics was 42 years old. The 6th place finish in the 5000 meters at the Olympics was initially claimed by <mask>.He was moved to bronze after three runners were disqualified, but was moved back to 5th after 2 of the 3 were restored. He beat Andrew Butchart of Great Britain by more than a second. He came in second place in the 3,000 meters at the ISTAF meet in Berlin on September 3, 2016 in his final race as a professional. In May of last year, <mask> was a pacer for Nike's attempt at a sub 2-hour marathon time. A pacer will be running at the Ineos 1:59 Challenge in October 2019. The Great North Run half marathon was held on September 10, 2017. He finished 18th in the New York City Marathon with a time of 2:17:20.He had a lead over the runner-up in his age group. The Atlanta Olympic Trials Marathon was held on February 29, 2020. He had a 30 km training run with the world record holder. <mask> lives in Tucson, Arizona and Tbingen, Germany with his wife Gladys Tom, whom he met while they both attended Washington State University, and their son and daughter. American records are also North American Area Records. His time of 3:26.34 minutes for the 1500 metres, set in 2001, is the third-fastest of all time. The 3000 and 5000 marks are Masters World records and American Masters records.The current Masters World record for the 1500 is 3:32.51 set at Herculis in 2010. On February 7, 2015, he set the Masters World record for Age 40 at 3000 m in Boston, and on February 25, 2015, he broke his own record.

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